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Dhe Fenetik Tîtcer IPA Index 1 Chronological List of Publications DHI FONÈTIK TÎTCER Dhi organ ov dhi fonétik tîtcer'z asóciécon édited bay PAUL PASSY 1886 1 May 1886 [1 - 4] [See Notes on Pagination] 2 June 1886 [1 - 4] 3 July 1886 [1 - 4] 4 August 1886 [1 - 4] 5 September 1886 [1 - 4] 6 October 1886 [1 - 4] 7 November 1886 [1 - 4] 8 December 1886 [1 - 4] 1887 9 January 1887 [1 - 4] 10 February 1887 [1 - 4] 11 March 1887 [1 - 4] 12 April 1887 [1 - 4] dhE fEnetik tîtcEr 13 May 1887 153 - 160 [See Notes on Pagination] 14 June 1887 185 - 191 15 July 1887 233 - 240 16 August 1887 285 - 288 17 September 1887 313 - 316 18 October 1887 341 - 348 19 November 1887 373 - 380 20 December 1887 405 - 412 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 2 Chronological List of Publications 1888 3rd Year 1 January 1888 25/1 - 32/8 [See Notes on Pagination] 2 February 1888 73/9 - 80/16 3 March 1888 121/17 - 128/24 4 April 1888 169/25 - 176/32 5 May 1888 201/33 - 208/40 6 June 1888 249/41 - 256/48 7 July 1888 313/49 - 320/56 DE fonetik tîtcEr Di OrgEn Ev DE fonetik tîtcErz EsoucieicEn 7-8 August - September 1888 57 - 72 9 October 1888 425/73 - 432/80 Supplement to DE fonetik tîtcEr, October 1888: Letter from F Palmgren to P Passy, with 'Specimens of English in Swedish Phonetic Transcriptions' [1-4] 10 November 1888 457/81 - 464/88 11 December 1888 489/89 - 496/96 1889 4ème année de l'Association lE m”:tr fOnetik Organ dE l asOsjAsjõ fOnetik de prOf”s{r dE lãg vivãt 1 janvier 1889 1 - 16 2 février 1889 17 - 32 3 mars 1889 33 - 44 4 avril 1889 45 - 52 5 mai 1889 53 - 64 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 3 Chronological List of Publications 6 juin 1889 65 - 72 7 juillet-août 1889 73 - 80 8 septembre-octobre 1889 81 - 88 Supplément au mf de septembre-octobre 1889: Pétition à MM les Membres de l'Académie française en vue d'une simplification de l'orthographe 9 novembre 1889 89 - 96 10 décembre 1889 97 - 104 1890 5ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1890 1 - 16 2 février 1890 17 - 27 3 mars 1890 29 - 40 4 avril 1890 41 - 48 5 mai 1890 49 - 60 6 juin 1890 61 - 72 7 juillet - août 1890 72 - 79 [See Notes on Pagination] 8 septembre - octobre 1890 80 - 87 9 novembre 1890 89 - 100 10 décembre 1890 101 - 112 1891 6ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1891 1 - 16 2 février 1891 17 - 28 3 mars 1891 29 - 40 4 avril 1891 41 - 56 5 mai 1891 57 - 68 6 juin 1891 69 - 84 7 juillet 1891 85 - 92 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 4 Chronological List of Publications Supplément au mf juillet 1891, 93 - 100: Corrections et additions à L'Etude sur les changements phonétiques; corrections et additions à L'Etude De Nordica Lingua 1-100 8 août 1891 93 - 104 9 septembre 1891 105 - 112 10 octobre 1891 113 - 120 11 novembre 1891 121 - 132 12 décembre 1891 133 - 148 1892 7ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1892 1 - 24 2 février 1892 25 - 40 3 mars 1892 41 - 56 4 avril 1892 57 - 72 5 mai 1892 73 - 88 6 juin 1892 89 - 104 7 juillet 1892 105 - 116 8 août - septembre 1892 117 - 128 9 octobre 1892 129 - 140 10 novembre 1892 141 - 156 11 décembre 1892 157 - 172 1893 8ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1893 1 - 24 2 février 1893 25 - 40 3 mars 1893 41 - 56 4 avril 1893 57 - 72 5 mai 1893 73 - 84 6 juin 1893 85 - 96 7 juillet 1893 97 - 112 8 août - septembre 1893 113 - 126 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 5 Chronological List of Publications 9 octobre 1893 129 - 144 10 novembre 1893 145 - 160 11 décembre 1893 161 – 180 1894 9ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1894 1 - 24 2 février 1894 25 - 48 3 mars 1894 49 - 64 4 avril 1894 65 - 82 5 mai 1894 85 - 100 6 juin 1894 101 - 112 7 juillet 1894 113 - 128 8 août 1894 129 - 144 9 septembre 1894 145 - 156 10 octobre 1894 157 - 168 11 novembre 1894 169 - 184 12 décembre 1894 185 - 200 1895 10ème année de l'Association lE m”:trE fOnetik 1 janvier 1895 1 - 28 2 février 1895 29 - 52 3 mars 1895 53 - 76 4 avril 1895 77 - 96 5 mai 1895 97 - 112 6 juin 1895 113 - 124 7 juillet 1895 125 - 136 8 août 1895 137 - 152 9 septembre 1895 153 - 164 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 6 Chronological List of Publications 10 octobre 1895 165 - 184 11 novembre 1895 185 - 200 12 décembre 1895 201 - 220 1896 11ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1896 1 - 32 2 février 1896 33 - 58 3 mars 1896 59 - 82 4 avril 1896 83 - 102 5 mai 1896 103 - 114 6 juin 1896 115 - 134 7 juillet 1896 135 - 146 8-9 août - septembre 1896 147 - 166 10 octobre 1896 167 - 186 11 novembre 1896 187 - 210 12 décembre 1896 211 - 230 1897 12ème année de l'Association lE m”:trE fOnetik Organ dE l asOsjα:sjO) fOnetik ”)t”rnasjOnal 1 janvier 1897 1 - 48 2 février 1897 49 - 72 3 mars 1897 73 - 92 4 avril 1897 93 - 108 5-6 mai - juin 1897 109 - 124 7-8 juillet - août 1897 125-140 9-10 septembre -octobre 1897 141 - 156 11 novembre 1897 157 - 176 12 décembre 1897 177 - 192 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 7 Chronological List of Publications 1898 13ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1898 1 - 32 2 février 1898 33 - 48 3-4 mars - avril 1898 49 - 64 5-6 mai - juin 1898 65 - 88 7-8 juillet - août 1898 89 - 112 9-10 septembre - octobre 1898 113 - 128 11 novembre 1898 129 - 148 12 décembre 1898 149 - 164 1899 14ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1899 1 - 32 2 février 1899 33 - 52 3-4 mars - avril 1899 53 - 64 5 mai 1899 65 - 80 Supplément au mf de mai 1899: Concours de 1898 - De la méthode directe dans l'enseignement des langues vivantes. Mémoire de M Passy (Paris: Armand Colin et Cie) 1899, 1 - 31 6-7 juin -juillet 1899 81 - 96 8 août 1899 97 - 112 9 septembre 1899 113 - 128 10-11 octobre - novembre 1899 129 - 144 12 décembre 1899 145 - 166 1900 15ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1900 1 - 36 2-3 février – mars 1900 17 – 36 [See Notes on Pagination] 4 avril - mai 1900 37 - 52 6 juin 1900 53 - 68 7 juillet 1900 69 - 84 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 8 Chronological List of Publications 8 août 1900 85 - 100 Supplément au mf août 1900: R Pierce [ed] The Ideophonic Texts for Acquiring Languages [1-4] 9-10 septembre - octobre 1900 101 - 120 11 novembre 1900 121 - 124 Supplément au mf novembre 1900: Exposé des principes de l'Association phonétique internationale 1-20 12 décembre 1900 125 - 138 1901 16ème année de l'Association 1-2 janvier - février 1901 1 - 28 3 mars 1901 29 - 44 4-5 avril - mai 1901 45 - 68 6 juin 1901 69 - 84 7-8 juillet - août 1901 85 - 104 9 septembre 1901 105 - 120 10-11 octobre - novembre 1901 121 - 140 12 décembre 1901 141 - 160 1902 17ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1902 1 - 32 2 février 1902 33 - 52 3-4 mars - avril 1902 53 - 72 5-6 mai - juin 1902 73 - 96 7-8 juillet - août 1902 97 - 112 9-10 septembre - octobre 1902 113 - 128 11 novembre 1902 129 - 144 12 décembre 1902 145 - 160 1903 18ème année de l'Association © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 9 Chronological List of Publications 1-2-3 janvier-février-mars 1903 1 - 28 4 avril 1903 29 - 48 5 mai 1903 49 - 64 6-7 juin - juillet 1903 65 - 80 8-9 août - septembre 1903 81 - 96 10 octobre 1903 97 - 112 11 novembre 1903 113 - 128 12 décembre 1903 129 - 148 1904 19ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1904 1 - 32 2-3 février - mars 1904 33 - 60 4 avril 1904 61 - 84 5-6 mai - juin 1904 85 - 104 7-8 juillet - août 1904 105 - 124 9-10 septembre - octobre 1904 125 - 152 11 novembre 1904 153 - 156 Supplément au mf novembre 1904: Aims and Principles of the International Phonetic Association 1-20. [See also R J Lloyd 'Corrections' mf février-mars 1905, 37, and P Passy ‘Brochure anglaise' mf novembre 1904, 154] 12 décembre 1904 157 - 176 1905 20ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1905 1 - 24 2-3 février - mars 1905 25 - 44 4 avril 1905 45 - 64 5 mai 1905 65 - 84 6-7 juin - juillet 1905 85 - 92 Supplément au mf juin-juillet 1905: Exposé des principes de L'Association phonétique internationale 1-24 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 10 Chronological List of Publications 8-9 août - septembre 1905 93 - 104 10 octobre 1905 105 - 120 11 novembre 1905 121 - 132 12 décembre 1905 133 – 148 1906 21ème année de l'Association 1 janvier 1906 1 - 28 2-3 février - mars 1906 29 - 40 Supplément au mf février-mars 1906: P Passy Deus problèmes de phonétique historique française 1-13 4 avril 1906 41 - 52 5 mai 1906 53 - 68 6-7 juin - juillet 1906 69 - 76 Supplément au mf juin-juillet 1906: J Spieser Lautschrift 1-34 8-9 août - septembre 1906 77 - 92 10 octobre 1906 93 - 104 11 novembre 1906 105 - 120 12 décembre 1906 121 - 132 1907 22ème année de l'Association 1-2 janvier - février 1907 1 - 32 3-4 mars - avril 1907 33 - 52 5-6 mai - juin 1907 53 - 76 Supplément au mf mai-juin 1907: Organic Alphabet 1-8 [Loose Insert] 7-8 juillet - août 1907 77 - 88 9-10 septembre - octobre 1907 89 - 104 Supplément au mf septembre-octobre 1907: J Spieser Phonetik beim Lesenlehren 1-17 11-12 novembre – décembre 1907 105 - 124 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 11 Chronological List of Publications Supplément au mf novembre-décembre 1907: D Jones & P Passy Alphabet phonétique organique, avec les formes correspondantes de l'alphabet phonétique usuel 1-8 [Loose Insert] 1908 23ème année de l'Association 1-2 janvier - février 1908 1 - 40 3-4 mars - avril 1908 41 - 60 5-6 mai - juin 1908 61 - 88 7-8 juillet - août 1908 89 - 112 9-10 septembre - octobre 1908 113 - 120 Supplément au mf septembre-octobre 1908: Exposé des Principes de L'Association Phonétique Internationale 1-20.
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